Many of you know I'm constantly on a quest for the perfect sandwich. While I sure miss Mom's wonder bread PB&J's, my tastebuds have certainly evolved. I need more than what my once rough and tumble Return of the Jedi lunchbox could provide.
With the aid of Google Maps, I can now map my future lunchspots with ease, right here. Thanks Google Maps!
As always, I welcome suggestions. I need suggestions! I MUST HAVE SUGGESTIONS! :)
If you haven't checked out DJ Flatcracker from Salt Lake City, he's got a worthy selection of downloads here. Just snagged Subway Lush. Definitely on the fluff side, but easier listening than some of my co-workers.
Ok not exactly. Actually kind of a joke. Two of my colleagues wanted to schlep all the way to McDonald's for their FREE LATTE FRIDAY crap, so off we clumped to the one on Redmond Way (passing 3 Starbucks and a Tully's mind you). Seems there was quite the line of fools customers lined up (actually sizeable in the drive through), all having succombed to the hype seen on today's front page of the Seattle Times. What made it such a sham was the amount of time these fools customers had to wait once their order was placed. We nearly gave up after 10 minutes, but held out on principle ("we've come this far, damnit...").
Verdict on the latte? "Meh, ok I guess."
I thought of ordering one, but held strong in my 3-4-5 year (can't remember) boycott since that fateful matinee viewing of Super Size Me while suffering through an intolerably wicked hangover. I ended up back at Starbucks to hang with Amber, my favorite manager/barista.
Bottom line: Starbucks and your local mom'n'pop coffee shops have nothing to worry about.
It may have been out for a while, but I just picked up Mark Farina's Live in Tokyo on iTunes. I've got almost everything he's spun, but this has really got a few extra cylinders firing. Perhaps his best since United DJ's of America Volume 9. Seriously great beats and technically marvelous transitions. Check out the track Job Satisfaction if you ever get a chance. Wicked.
Katie and I are thoroughly hooked on AMC's Breaking Bad. Well maybe me more than she. Anyway, Bryan Cranston is incredible as the cancer-stricken chemistry teacher turned meth cooker. If you happened to catch last night's episode, you've learned that he's also a BADASS. Lots of twists and turns, plots and subplots, rotten eggs and goodie goodies, all make for very emotional television. Check it out if you get a chance.
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